MyPillow’s Lindell throws anger as stores abandon her products: VIDEO

MyPillow CEO and key Trump supporter Mike Lindell once again found himself under serious public scrutiny. Just days after being pictured in the White House carrying materials that encouraged martial law, Lindell had an on-air seizure during an interview.

Right Side Broadcasting Network personality Brian Glen had Lindell on his show to discuss the end of Trump’s presidency – or, more specifically, how the end of Trump’s presidency could be avoided.

Lindell discovered that retailers were dropping MyPillow products in response to his support for the Capitol Riot moments before the segment, leaving him restless.

It absolutely went on the air.

Things started with Mike Lindell calling the Watch Group Sleeping Giants “The most evil people on the planet”. The group encouraged advertisers to stop advertising on far-right programs.

He then claimed that the group had been hired to attack several companies, including his own.

He first deplored the loss of Bed bath and beyond as a seller.

“I just hung up with Bed Bath & Beyond, they drop off MyPillow. I just hung up not five minutes ago. Kohl’s, all these different places.

“They are scared like Bed Bath & Beyond, they are scared. We were great partners, actually I told them ‘you guys come back whenever you want.’ ”

“But it’s not their fault that they’re scared, because they don’t realize they are fake people.”

His appeal to business owners continued into a conspiracy theory of the Dominion’s voting machine.

“If you’re a business owner out there, don’t believe in those little robots and trolls. It’s the evil of the left. It’s the evil, the madman, the deep left state or whatever. is.”

“It’s not a Democrat, Republican politician’s business. What is – part of the thing that attacks our country. It’s communism that is basically happening. And they’ve hired the best to attack us.”

“And, and I have friends of mine who, uh, they’re, uh, they’ve been chased by the machine people!” These Dominions and these SOS machines – SAS or whatever.

“They threaten to – or have they, I think? They are going after – but you know what? Ha! That’s great!

“I welcome them to come after me because I’ve had all the evidence, so we’ll finally see them, right?”

The host replied “absolutely”.

Mike Lindell then claimed he spoke to Trump’s disowned attorney Sidney Powell at least twice a day and rambling on about their conversations. Most of the 1:48 second clips are sentence fragments and filler words.

Here, he discusses Sidney Powell’s “promise”.

“She promises that she will keep fighting until we, until everyone knows about this. Machine fraud.”

“And that other countries took this election from us.

“And that’s also my promise to everyone. There’s no way we… and her, you know she uh… are we going down?

“Of course we go down like everyone else because you are, you know, yes, you know, I’m going, I had to tell Sidney that we can’t, we live without fear.

“We only fear the Lord. That’s all we can do. And we, you know, we’ve done, we keep doing, if there’s anything else that comes into play, I do.”

Lindell then claimed he made his own calculations with his own numbers, which is why he knew the election was fraudulent.

In the last clip, the two men launch their idea that Donald Trump could remain president beyond the nomination of Joe Biden. Lindell agreed it was possible and offered words of separation to that end.

He encouraged everyone to pray for Trump and not to be depressed.

He also claimed that the truth would be revealed, that the inauguration could be null and void and that God did not come all this way just to lose.

“Yeah, yeah. I want everyone out there to keep praying for the president. But I’ll say this: 100% the truth will be revealed.”

“And when it does, we don’t know what’s going on then. So, you know, no, I don’t want everyone to be so depressed that, okay, what if nothing is done and this guy no – this inauguration would then be null and void. “

“I mean, it’s not even real when it’s been done under suspicion that when it’s revealed – and it will, I’m giving everyone my promise. It will be.”

“We haven’t come this far, and God hasn’t done everything, you know, fight all this evil, to lose. It’s going to be amazing.”

Twitter thought it was amazing, okay.

Lindell probably doesn’t need to worry much.

As word spread of retailers abandoning MyPillow, figures on the right began to encourage their followers to buy products directly.

A quick search on Twitter shows that the movement is doing quite well.